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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section sets subdivision-review rules for municipalities, including who may act as the administrative land use authority, when meetings must be scheduled, what must be provided at pre-application meetings, and when preliminary and final subdivision applications must be approved.”
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This section sets subdivision-review rules for municipalities, including who may act as the administrative land use authority, when meetings must be scheduled, what must be provided at pre-application meetings, and when preliminary and final subdivision…
Section 10-20-805
A municipal subdivision ordinance must comply with this section, use a standard application method and form for preliminary and final subdivision applications, and assign a single administrative land use authority for preliminary subdivision review;…
Section 10-20-805(3)
At the pre-application meeting, municipal staff must provide or make available specified land-use materials and concept-plan feedback.
Section 10-20-805(4)(b)
An administrative land use authority may receive public comment and hold no more than one public hearing for a preliminary application to subdivide land.
Section 10-20-805(7)
If a final subdivision application meets the stated requirements, the municipality must approve it.
Section 10-20-805(10)
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